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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
THE CITY COUNCIL,
,-,r,oys PRESEN 60, REPORTS Or
coyyrTEES. THEIR ACTION.
,no aud Animated Disons>ion
over t. free Bridge h"'"
non run Proceedings

|
rbe cjty council was called to order
,,tly at O'Clock last night, may
= A. Sturgis presiding over. their
s.ihe,ntious and ali the aldermen be
.rros y. with the exception of Al
,a,msu W. u. Wallace, who was OK
l ,.ot Of absence from the fact Il at
\ interesting ovent-an account OF
/ ich appears in another column
l. taking place at his residence
,acity secretary then read the min
10. which were adopted as read.
I,,.yor Z. A. Sturgis reported having
.agotutcd the sale OF the issue of new
80 hqll b. uds. stating that he had
Ia the bonds upon the following
I'm. 100 cents on the dollar, oue
Nntc..t c,mm ion aud the coupons
s,spl. la Ne,o York, and asked the
kaancl to mss a resolution makibu
X camp ms 80 payable. The mayer
I.o..s,ci that Mr.. Harris, the CON
So OF the ely nall hSd agreed to
s. no interest on the money
~Hrb the city WAS due him. Alder
msn flourooy introduced resolution
.Iortn. tie mayors report and
mniIng the bonds payable in New
| YORK w1ian was carried,
PETITIONS.
Petition rom +, A. McMullcn TO
M side rack on Mary and NORTH
Fsetth street. from the railroad TO
4, mon which he ie to buid a ware
Mu,p. Referred to street committees
d Petition of ). f. Car.auder, ask
hg that wall be constructed in Bar
rr. branch on the south side OF
M,ych near the Fourth street bridge,
must some other plan be adopted
A. will protect his property from
AN g,:1 OF the current in the branch
Edprings rise in the branch. The pc
hl0l Was promptly laid on the table.
Is Petition OF Texas, s.. Louis and
lfEsnsA- railroad per O. =. Taylor,
Sting tina, q certain assessment of
nss be reduced to a reasonable
MOunt Cl9imiug that property
North 81, 800 had been raised without
botice TO S3J0U0. Referred 10 fnance
nmmittee tor lnvc,tigatiOn.
l. Petition of John Farley, asking
hst rent of ground upon winch is 10
Ated the City BDttllng WORKS be re
need TO $40 per year In considera
on that il was not worth more than
at amount. Postponed until the
Riy attorncy. opinion opinion could
n heard in reference to the tenure
u property hold by private citizens
hthe commons.
| City Attorney IL l.. Munroe being
assent his report was called for and
Mtered. In his report he ruled that
~ city could not dispose of any
by lease or otherwise-in the
khstreets or commons of the city.
considerable discussion the pc
of Mr.. Farley Was postponed
future action.
lh. Petition of Norton IL sherman
ping that they be permitted to open
.nes m irket al the corner or
tvelth and Webster.
Va. Petition from citizens asking
nacerlatn section of the city on
h;AiDgton between Sixth aud Sew
" Streets be eliminated from the
limits Referred to the fire and
llsnce committee with power to
lAreport of City Treasurer Seeley
l@is rs follows, was read, received
fFlad
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
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furnished East Waco from that date.
Alderman Tibbs. of the finance
or, and presented the commons thcra
of. six bonds of the Walker issue A
check was ord red issued TO the NAV
or therefor, and the bonds ordered
burned in omen council which was
accordingly done.
Mayor Stu gis then called the at
tention of the council tn the stste
law rto hiring taxes to he mid on
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

So far as they have been made, the
Republicans have selected unexcep.
tionably good men, as candidates for
circuit Judges. We do not remember
to have noticed the name OF single
man in the list, who if elected, and
most of them will be, who will not
honor the pc ition more than the
election can honor the man.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

The latest absurdity of the Demo
cratic Senate in Indiana, is request
to the Supreme Court to "arbitrate"
Oh the question of the Lieutenant
Governorship. The Democrats have
been twice defeated before the Court
acting as Judges, and the idea that,
acting as srbitrators, they Could en-
terrain any different view, is mani
testify absurd
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

The Republicans of the State should
not fail to organize at once So as to
get out full vote. The election is
Of the utmost importance, more i'm
poriant than any April election held
in the last thirty years, and the Re
publIcans can, if they will, make
almost clean sweep.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

Announces thus far his SPOT CASH SYSTEM pleasing
SUCCESS and wishes to all its friends that
PROMISES WILL that its BENEFITS will not
have to be GUESSED AT but WILL PROVE THEMSELVES
This CAN and DOME and the will be kept
MINIMUM PRICE, TIME,ro EVERY CUSTOMER,
and they shall KNOW Remember buy in LARGE QuANrr
TIES and get oBBERs DISCOUNT and pay cash. consequently
am able to offer (under the sysem) many articles
by the Pound at CHEST and Box PRICE, am doing it, and
am going to keep because peases both myself
and customers 1t peases my customers because there
economy in it. Everybody knows that economy goodand
they practice it in hundred different ways Let them
in and figure few dollars worth of groceries NOW and
before the First day of MARCH, and the difference will
economy worth their while and so we continue to SELL
alike to at retail for CASH DOWN
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11


The opposition of the Detroit
Evening News to Judge Campbell. is
little less than infamous. No man
knows better than Mr.. Scripps, that
Judge Campbell is as incorruptible as
il is possible for mortal man to be,
and as able jurist as there is living
today in any country. The News
opposition is known to be mere
personal fight, made for the reason
that Judge Campbell would MOI do a
Judicial wrong to right an outrageous
verdict OF jury. That is all there is
Of it. The press of the State we're
largely in sympathy with the News in
its celebrated libel suit. Believed then
and believes now that the verdict OF
the jury was outrageous, but the
questions which came before Supreme
Court were questions Of lar, not of
fat, and the Supreme Court did not
find that any error had been made
by the Judge who tried the case.
With the verdict of the jury, as such,
they had nothing to do, and could not
in any way legally interfere. This Mr..
Scripps knows, and must expect that
the public will denounce in language
too plain to be misunderstood, his
trumped up charges Of corruption in
matters pertaining to corporations
against Judge Campbell, which he
knows are Is false as though they
came from Satan himself.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

The selection OF Hon. y. l.. Spauld-
ing as the Republican candidate for
Judge of the Judicial district CON-
prising, the counties Of Clinton, Ionia
and Montcalm, should ensure Re-
publican victory in that close district,
in which Gov. Luce only had 10
plurality last November. Mr.. Spauld-
ing is one of the ablest lawyers in
central Michigan. A man of sterling
integrity, and who has filled to the
satisfaction Of his constituents and
with great credit to himself, every
public trust committed to his hands.
We hope and expect to note his cleo.
ton as Judge, by handsome ma
iority.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

The Ithaca Journal talks as follows
about the Republican candidate for
Circuit Judge in the 9Th Judicial
circuit, every word of which The
TIMES endorses: Seen 0. l.. Spauld-
ng. Of St. Johns is the nominee Of the
Republicans for Judge of the eighth
Judicial circuit, comprising Clinton.
Ionia and Montcalm counties. Gen.
Spaulding is we'll known throughout
Gratiot county and it would give his
numerous friends much pleasure to
learn of his election result that is
likely to happen,as he is not only an
able lawyer, but an upright gentleman
in every sense of the term. There is
said to be considerable dissatisfaction
in Clinton and Montcalm counties
with Judge Smith. If this be SO,
there is now golden opportunity Ito
elect man who is not only eminently
qualified, but would prove altogether
the best Judge that circuit has ever
had. His opponent is the present
Judge"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

For Justice Of the Supreme Court (short term)
JAMES v. CAMPBELL.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court (long term)
CHARLES ID. LONG.
For Regents of the University
ROGER W. BUTTERFIELD.
CHARLES HEBARD.
For Circuit Judge, 9TH Judicial Circuit,
CHARLES II. WISNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
fesal Notifies.

ss j. hereby Z. gysps &.
special a. and local puss ssS cry q
q ok me a ueay q es the Monday
November next the following %qSisipa 1acsrs are 10 %
'A0ss eoar OH S the Sass Edward n,.. q,
Henry r. Beekman.
TWENTY-FIVE Aldermen one Of whom shall be elected &c hs
the on ns s q day saca
and snSsp as N p s cirs here Be
.ss ward hS Of the ss' d
and one district embraced within the Twenty
Two justices OF the supreme Court. in the places of
poao6ue ana Abraham Law y, me CITY q,
YORK Two ss q Is Hyatt
Judge OF the Court Of General Sessions ,.,.,
6isr Gst IN the place Of Randolph b. Mar
tine.
Coroner the place OF NJ j. B. Messe T1Ss ns.r,o,
Justice for the District Cont q W The hrs and a hat
part Frs, Ward yns west No ., Broadway and White
hall Justice IN J PniSs c Court the Second
embracing the or he sr 1s wand ana ys
s %sFa east ana Of 6asS aHd Wseha
ohpt'SS Justice Tor The District Court OF Third District
embracing the Ninth and Fifteenth Wards In place OF
Justice for the District Court Fourth District
embracing the Tenth and Seventeenth Wards In place OF
Justice for the District Court Of the Fifth District
embracing Seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth Wards In
Justice for tho District Court OF the Sixth DISTRICT
embracing the Eighteenth and Twenyhrst WARDS IN the
Justice OF the District Court OF the Seventh District,
embracing the Nineteenth Ward, in place OF Ambrose
Mcneil.
Justice for the District Court OF the Eighth District
embracing the Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards In place
OF Frederick q. Gedney. 49,, ,>,,.
Justice for the District Court OF the Ninth District:
embracing the Twelfth Ward, except all that portion OF
the said which is bounded the north by the centre
line OF street, the south by tho
centre line OF Eghtysixth street, the east BY the
centre OF Sixth and on the west by the North
River in the place Of Henry p. McGown.
Justice for District Court Of the Eleventh Dis
embracing the Ward and all that por-
ton Of the Twelfth Ward which is bounded on the north
y the centre limo OF One-hundred andenh street, on
tie south by centre line Of Eighty sixth street, on the
by the centric line OF Sixth avenue sna on inc "os'
bv tho North River, IN place OF Leo o. Dessar.
Twenty-four Members OF Assembly, ono OF whom snail
be elected In OF the Assembly Districts a. now e.
tablished by law. -, - .,..... T.. ..,. a,
a foIlowng Senate Districts established by law,
Eleventh. y .o,-
~ FRANCIS J. TW0MEY,
Clerk OF the Common Council.
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FfNAxcI DEPARTMENT,

BUpFAU FOR TnE COLLECTION OF TAxkS J
NEw.YoRK. October ga lsSI;
NroTUE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOTICE Is
hereby given that tho assessment rolls OF real esAt
property add bank stock In the CITY and
EYok far the year 1887 the warrants for the cciiec
tier Of taxes been delivered to the ana
tho said assessment rolls are now que ssa
at this ONCE .v.,.-A..
section the NsvYorn CITY Scsss s,x :;
tion Act Of 1882 VIZ areducton Of intsrsst sns ~
cent ;n.u| between ;ss az q W. ana
'"' A'S' W - Receiver sf TaxeA
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-21

Prof. J. A. Houeer, Of Arcadia, Ind.
50 well and favorablv known ~ q
writer and q lecturer and one Of the
most noted medical specialists Of the
country, is in the city delivering a
course If lectures and seeing patients.
The Doctor comes to Kansas having
the recommendation of such men as
United States Senator. BENZ, Harrison,
Of Indiana; Ex-Governor Will Cum
back, of Indiana; Rev. Mr.. Strama.
han, of the NJ. E. Church of Indiana,
and many others Of equal note, while
the press is q unit in conceding to him
the front rank a. q most learned and
brilliant lecturer. DR.. HOusef Is chief
of the medical staff of the Arcadia Medi
cal Institute, that has fame and
reputation as wide as the country.
Monday as Mr.. r. v. Blair was re-
turning from Chanute with load of
lumber, his horses started to run away
with him and in some manner he was
tnr0wn under the wheels of his wagon
The wheels ran over Mr.. Blair's legs,
near the ankle joints, breaking one
and mutilating the other. Mr.. Blair
lives near Leanna, and the accident
happened abodt mile from his home.
-Hum6oldt Herald.
Frank Adams has another lot of
furniture that he will sell at auction on
the street, in front Of Gray's meat
market, at two O'Clock tomorrow.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-21
PERSONALS.

Rev. r. NJ. Scott, of Paola, was in
town Tuesday on business.
J. H. Richards was shaking hands
with old lola friends this week.
Mrs. G. w. Groesbeck spent several
days last week visiting friends ct NeO-
sho Falls.
L. S. Slower goes up to Kansas City
to-day to meet his wife who is return.
ipg from her visit to Pennsylvania.
Mr. Klaumann took trip out to
Newton, Hutchinson, Wichita and Ell
Dorado last week to look up his GUS
toners.
Mr.. Chas. Vannuys, of Franklin,
Indiana, was visiting relatives here
over Sunday. He is brother Of Mrs.
Rev. E. 8. Miller.
D. Y. Parshall and daughter, Of Bel
mont county, Ohio, father and sister
of D T. Parshall and Mrs. Goodhue,
are visiting here this week.
Judge Stillwell was i'm town Mon
day between trains on his way to
Yates Center, and spent a few mo.
ments in the REGISTER office.
We had a pleasant call Monday from
Mr.. w. NJ. Holeman. late of the Wal
nut Journal. Mr.. Holemau and his
v life were in town as the guests of their
uncle, Mr.. G. Chase.
We have a card from J. G. Beatty,
this week. asking us to change his pa
per from Fl. Scott to Moran as he has
moved back to the farm. "JOe's" old
neighbOrs up in Usage will be glad to
have him among them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Large and
child Of LaJunta, Colorado, were here
this week visiting relatives. Mrs.
Large will be remembered as Miss Lii.
da Deltrick, who spent several weeks
here two years ago.